Scholarship Qualifying Practice Exam

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• What term describes an attraction drawn to the destination solely for an event?
• The Taj Mahal is located in which city? (Alternative wording)
• What ocean is home to 75% of the Earth's volcanoes?
• Which category describes a traveler who is a mixture of pleasure seeking and business travel?
• SAE is the acronym for which organization?
• Which term denotes the highest law of the land, containing fundamental principles?
• Which tourist loves sub-exotic cultural sites?
• Korea was the biggest contributor to tourism in which year?
• Which of the following expands WTTC?
• PD stands for which term?
• Which section is associated with the Obligation of Contracts?
• Which state is the smallest by area in the United States?
• The Negev Desert is located in which country?
• Which section addresses privacy of communication?
• WAPTT stands for which organization?
• Movement from one region to another region is described as what?
• The Great Pyramids of Giza are located in which country?
• Which guidebook is recognized as the premier European reference in its era?
• What term describes travel that takes you at least 100 miles away from home?
• The latest year listed in the material is which of the following?
• USTTA stands for which U.S. tourism administration?
• Panay Gulf is an arm of which sea?
• Which site is cited as the most pilgrimage destination in Spain?
• Which term refers to the sum of all income in a country?
• The phrase 'Star Trek' in the material is associated with which sea?
• What is the largest continent by land area?
• Which country is a major producer of milk in Asia?
• Which term is specifically associated with protecting individual rights within a legal framework?
• The analysis of places and the relationships between people and their environment is called what?
• NPF stands for which organization?
• In December, which season is Australia experiencing?
• What does PCCI stand for?
• Who are wholesalers who make the necessary contacts with hotels?
• Which U.S. state is said to contain the world's largest flat-top mountain?
• TEAM PHILIPPINES stands for which organization?
• What U.S. state contains the world's largest flat-top mountain?
• What does DOT stand for?
• In which year was the slogan 'It's more fun in the Philippines' introduced?
• Which term describes lodging for travelers and students at low cost?
• Which term is associated with someone who easily adapts to local lifestyles?
• NAITAS stands for what?
• Which section is about Private Property?
• TESCU stands for which group?
• PBE stands for which organization?
• Which river is the longest river entirely within one country?
• Which term best matches the phrase Environmental Hostility?
• Which city is recognized as the Culinary Capital of the Philippines?
• The law code famous for its stone-carved tablets is which?
• IA stands for which agency?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the group known as the Four Asian Tigers?
• The Philippines lies in which relative position to Taiwan?
• Which city is the capital of Cavite province and is known as the banking capital of the province?
• Which term means the system of rules that govern a society?
• Which industry is described as among the fastest-growing in the world?
• In which year was the Department of Trade and Tourism divided?
• What is the name of the tallest mountain in the world?
• Which term describes arranging travel where the traveler buys transport and accommodation separately?
• TPB stands for which agency?
• What does CHED stand for?
• The Hebrew word "torah" is described as meaning which of the following?
• FILSCAP is the acronym for which organization?
• The movement of people from their usual place of residence to another destination is known as which term?
• Which organization is abbreviated as CTA?
• What does SOTTE stand for?
• What does DICT stand for?
• The term used for a modest European lodging offering meals is called what?
• TIBFI stands for which organization?
• Which city is the largest in the Philippines by total land area?
• A stagecoach is best described as which of the following?
• DOH stands for which department?
• Which motivator category relates to social status and prestige?
• Which term is defined as services provided for the occasional guest?
• Who sells travel services in a travel agency?
• Which term is associated with a victorious situation in wars?
• Which term describes a day of rest or celebration derived from Old English language?
• PNP stands for which organization?
• Which Latin phrase expresses health through waters?
• What is the name of the smallest US state?
• What does ETC stand for?
• What term describes the tendency of world cultures to become more alike?
• Who is associated with the phrase 'Man for All Seasons'?
• Which term refers to income that comes from wages and salaries within tourism?
• The most populous country in Africa is which of the following?
• Michelangelo famously painted the ceiling of which European landmark?
• The concept of en masse implies arrival pattern is:
• What Cape sits at the tip of Africa?
• Which section deals with Liberty of Abode and the Right to Travel?
• What is the full form of the acronym PCSSD?
• This sea is found north of Mindanao and south of the Visayan Islands and surrounds Camiguin and Siquijor.
• Panay Gulf is an arm of which sea?
• What is a bundle of related travel services called?
• ECOP stands for which organization?
• Which term describes a government program that provides payments to producers?
• Which term denotes the concept of the tourism and hospitality industries as a single integrated field?
• These animals eat bamboo and can only be found in mountain forests in China?
• What American city is the Golden Gate Bridge located in?
• Which country is associated with the nickname 'The Cockpit of Europe'?
• Which section addresses the right to travel?
• NPDC stands for which organization?
• This island in Zamboanga City in Mindanao is famous for its pink sand beach.
• Which term describes a historic caravanserai with facilities for travelers?
• Which term connotes both human and physical characteristics?
• Which figure is described as 'The Biggest Hotel Man In the World'?
• The City of Golden Friendship refers to which city?
• Xenodocheions is a Greek term meaning which of the following?
• Which acronym represents the Philippine Association of Conventions/Exhibitions, Organization and Suppliers, Inc.?
• Lodging provided for students is called what?
• Which strait separates Guimaras island from Panay island?
• Which continent is the largest by land area?
• Which term is used to refer to both human environment and the physical environment?
• Which term describes a travel package that includes both transport and lodging?
• SRRV is the visa type for which category?
• If tourists arrive en masse, they arrive:
• What term denotes having regular and convenient transport?
• The value of goods and services that must be imported is called
• What is the smallest country by land area?
• Which ancient code of laws was carved in stone?
• What continent contains the most fresh water?
• Which section is associated with Freedom of Speech?
• La Sagrada Familia is a famous cathedral located in which city?
• What is the name of the tallest mountain in the world?
• Culinary Capital of the Philippines?
• In which year was Visit Philippines launched?
• Which city is the oldest Philippine city?
• Attractions that include buildings of historical significance are categorized as which type?
• The Millennium Wheel is better known as which attraction?
• The coastal city near Obando dubbed the Fishing Capital of the Philippines is which city?
• UFTAA stands for which of the following?
• IA stands for which agency?
• Which term describes someone who stays less than 24 hours?
• The economic concept describing the flow that reduces domestic spending due to imports is called
• SRRV stands for which visa type?
• A person staying less than 24 hours in a country is called what?
• When tourists arrive en masse, a destination is likely to experience:
• Which term describes travel within the same country?
• Which province was once a sub-province of Iloilo before gaining independence in 1992?
• Have the most natural lakes?
• Visit Philippines 2003 was launched in which year?
• What is the National Dish of China?
• Which mountain range runs along the northern border of India?
• AHRA stands for which organization?
• Which term is the process of becoming a citizen?
• DILG stands for which department?
• ATME is the acronym for which organization?
• What city is known as the 'Summer Capital of the Philippines'?
• What does the acronym APEC stand for?
• Approximately how long is a flight from Manila to Palawan?
• Which country has pyramids older than Egypt?
• Which term refers to the destination itself having appeal?
• What is the largest lake in the Philippines?
• Which option correctly identifies Movement of Incentive Travel Executives?
• How many provinces are there in the Philippines?
• Which acronym represents the Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of the Philippines?
• Who studies the physical properties of the Earth's surface?
• The most populous country in Africa is which of the following?
• Which landmark's ceiling was painted by Michelangelo?
• Which culinary technique describes finely slicing leafy herbs into thin ribbons?
• BI is the acronym for which agency?
• What does DTI stand for?
• Tubbataha Reef is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in which sea (as described in the material)?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to Filipino Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers?
• Which group is credited with starting the tourism and hospitality industry?
• Which term describes a destination that has inherent appeal attracting visitors?
• Which province is nicknamed the Coconut Capital of the Philippines?
• DOF stands for which department?
• How many time zones does Russia span?
• Which term is used for travelers who go to their destination individually?
• Which motivator category is about social interaction and relationships?
• In which year was Korea considered the biggest contributor to tourism?
• Which category comes from the middle class?
• SAE stands for which organization?
• DFPC stands for which organization?
• Which term defines the process of defining mission, vision, goals, objective?
• The Mekong River flows through six Asian countries including China and Vietnam. Which river is this?
• PTA stands for which organization?
• Mt. Vesuvius overlooks which Italian city?
• Who purchased the fast food company McDonald's in 1961?
• COHREP stands for which organization?
• The tendency for world cultures to become more alike is described by which term?
• Which ocean is the largest and deepest on Earth?
• The Great Pyramids of Giza are associated with which ancient civilization?
• Which area of law deals with food service, travel, and lodging industries?
• Which term describes travel where the traveler is in the company of other tourists?
• Who is described as The Biggest Hotel Man In the World?
• A combination of state, local, and international laws deals with which area?
• USTDC stands for which of the following organizations?
• Which person is the founder associated with Ruth's Chris Steak Houses?
• Part of the Great Ocean Road, what is the name of the landmark consisting of craggy limestone rock formations, of which there are only seven left?
• ASEANTA stands for which organization?
• What is the largest city in the world based on surface area?
• Queen Elizabeth's main London residence is in what famous landmark?
• The Ilocano native wine made from sugarcane juice is called what?
• Which acronym stands for The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development?
• La Sagrada Familia is located in which country?
• Which river is often considered the longest river in a single country?
• DO stands for which phrase?
• Which item is a cultural motivator?
• Which term is associated with the Civil Code of the Philippines in this context?
• Which island province is renowned for its marble production?
• DEPED stands for which department?
• Which organization does ASF stand for?
• What is the smallest country in South America?
• What term describes a person who visits a country?
• Which term describes families with parents aged 35-44?
• HUDCC stands for which coordinating council?
• A charter tourist is typically booked through which channel?
• Which Philippine city is nicknamed the City of Golden Friendship?
• Which section covers freedom of speech?
• Which term is commonly associated with therapeutic waters and baths?
• DICT stands for which department?
• Which ocean is the largest and deepest?
• Boracay is approximately how many kilometers south of Manila?
• Which concept focuses on defining an organization's mission, vision, goals, and objectives?
• Which figure is renowned as a pioneering hotelier in the early 20th century?
• TAF is the acronym for which organization?
• Which type of attraction includes mountains, beaches, and climatic features?
• The desire to meet other people is best described as which type of motivator?
• The Twelve Apostles are rock formations along which road?
• Which company is credited with pioneering organized mass tourism?
• What Philippine city is known for its shoe industry?
• Which country has the most natural lakes?
• Which acronym stands for Presidential Decree?
• PBE is the acronym for which organization?
• Which ancient civilization introduced money and writing and had the earliest recorded hospitality industry?
• Which option correctly names TESDA?
• Who is known as the Father of Modern Tourism?
• Amenities cover which of the following at a destination?
• HRTCB stands for which expansion?
• Which country is the largest by land area in South America?
• DOLE stands for which department?
• In which year was the Tourism Act enacted?
• Which of the following is a lake located in the Philippines?
• Boracay is described as which type of destination?
• Which term describes the indirect impact on employment that arises when spending in the tourist sector leads to additional jobs?
• Which topic corresponds to Liberty of Abode and Right to Travel?
• Mt Pico de Loro is located in which town and province?
• In which European city was the first organized marathon held?
• What is the longest mountain range in the country?
• Name the only surviving Spanish colonial city in the Philippines.
• The Philippine Tourist and Travel Association was established in which year?
• In which year did the Philippines gain independence from Spain?
• Rhine River runs through which country?
• What is the world's smallest commercial fish found in the Bicol region called?
• Which is the most famous monastery-shelter?
• The Kilometer 0 distance reference in the Philippines is marked at which landmark?
• What is the 'world's smallest commercial fish' that can be found in Bicol called?
• Which term describes traveling to different countries?
• From Old English, the term holi day corresponds to which modern concept?
• Which acronym stands for the Association of Administrators in Hospitality, Hotel and Restaurant Management Educational Institutions?
• Which abbreviation represents the Philippine National Police?
• Which organization is the Philippine Commission on Sports Scuba Diving?
• Which term describes pre-existing forms that influence how places adapt to local lifestyles?
• Which country is the most densely populated on Earth?
• Which menu is described as having all items available throughout the day?
• Santa Cruz Island is located as part of which city?
• Which Philippine island is nicknamed the 'land of the howling winds' due to its Pacific location and monsoon exposure?
• Which bay is famous for its sunset and is economically important in the Philippines?
• What was historically the most popular means of transportation?
• The Four Asian Tigers refer to which group of economies?
• PHILTOA stands for which organization?
• The Rhine River runs through which country?
• Who is known as Premier Man of the Half Century?
• Which city is nicknamed the 'City in the Sky'?
• What term refers to the complicated interconnection of parts or components?
• Hospice of St. Bernard is best described as which?
• The Amazon River flows primarily through which country?
• Which channel is most typical for charter tourists?
• Which concept is described as the type of attraction drawn to a destination by events?
• Which island is the 62nd largest?
• The Taj Mahal is located in which city?
• NTO stands for which organization?
• Which term describes a situation where a country pays out more money than it receives?
• Which river is the longest in China?
• Which is the largest waterfall in the world?
• Clue "tourist comes en masse" likely answer
• Which option correctly names the Department of Foreign Affairs?
• The phrase en masse means:
• Which term refers to the integration of tourism and hospitality as a single industry?
• Which term best matches the concept of the state's authority to regulate behavior and public welfare?
• The Latin word 'hospitare' is the root of which modern term?
• What is the nickname of Cavite Province?
• Which term describes the natural and built surroundings in which people live and work?
• Name the oldest Philippine city.
• The Mekong River flows through how many Asian countries?
• During World War Two, it was known as 'The Rock' due to fortress and the strong resistance of USAFFE forces. What is the name of this island?
• Who founded the Marriott Corporation?
• In which year did South Koreans visit the country totaling 1.17 million?
• In which year was the Board of Travel and Tourist Industry established?
• Which term refers to employment created when spending by households and tourists induces additional jobs in the economy?
• How many cities and municipalities does the National Capital Region have?
• Which continent contains the most fresh water?
• Which country is not located in Asia?
• What is the Egyptian term for king?
• Which Canadian province contains Wasaga Beach, the longest freshwater beach in the world?
• The kilometer 0 distance reference in the country is located at which monument?
• Which arrangement involves purchasing both transport and accommodation together?
• Which desert is the largest by landmass in Asia?
• Which country is a major producer of milk?
• Which term corresponds to citizenship by birth within a country's territory?
• BOI stands for which agency?
• DPWH stands for which government department?
• Which animal eats bamboo and is native to mountain forests in China?
• Suriname is located on which continent?
• HTIP stands for which organization?
• DOTC stands for which government department?
• Which CALABARZON province is known as 'The Coconut Capital of the Philippines'?
• Which term refers to income that comes from wages and salaries in the tourism sector?
• Which acronym represents The Asia Foundation?
• Which term denotes any person visiting a country?
• Borrowing from other cultures is described by which term?
• What is the full name of the acronym CHED?
• Which term is often called the 'oldest profession'?
• Which country is known as a land of unity in diversity?
• Which country does not belong in Asia?
• The Four Asian Tigers are located in which region?
• Which acronym stands for Japan External Trade Organization?
• Which term describes employment associated with other tourism-related activities?
• The largest population of Muslims is in which country?
• Which river is commonly called the Amazon River?
• NPDC stands for which organization?
• UFTAA stands for which organization?
• Who is widely regarded as the pioneer of restaurant franchising?
• Asia is bounded by which ocean to the east?
• Wasaga Beach is located in which Canadian province?
• What is the French word for coffee?
• PAATGLI stands for which organization?
• Which tiny country, known as Druk Yul, is situated between China and India?
• The earliest known hospitality ventures arose in which ancient civilization?
• The country also called Holland is which?
• Which acronym represents the organization for Tourism Educators of Schools, Colleges, and Universities?
• Which term best describes lodging often referred to as a budget option for travelers and students?
• Which acronym corresponds to the Bureau of Immigration?
• Mt. Pinatubo's major eruption occurred in which decade?
• The term 'Salad Bowl' refers to a location known for diverse cultures. Which location is associated with it?
• Which French word associated with restaurants is described as meaning 'restoratives'?
• The largest landlocked nation by area is which country?
• What does IFWTO stand for?
• Mt Pico de Loro is located in which town and province?
• Which location is described as the most pilgrimage destination?
• Which term refers to the government's power to take private property for public use, with just compensation?
• The term Spa is linked to a Spanish word meaning what?
• What is the longest river in the Philippines?
• Which Philippine province is nearest to Sabah, Malaysia?
• Which country is credited with pyramids older than those in Egypt?
• As of 2017, the Philippines is composed of how many islands?
• A sum of money granted by the government is called
• CMTA stands for which organization?
• Which coastal city near Obando is known as the Fishing Capital of the Philippines?
• A French or Italian home used to lodge travelers is called what?
• Which acronym corresponds to the Board of Investments?
• What does the acronym HRTCB stand for?
• DOH is the acronym for which department?
• Who are commonly credited with describing the human and physical characteristics of a place?
• OECD stands for which organization?
• Which term best describes the body of rules developed from judicial decisions?
• Which phrase is a correct paraphrase for en masse in the context of tourism arrivals?
• Which category is a mixture of both pleasure seeker and business traveler?
• NGO stands for which type of organizations?
• Which term describes a situation where a country receives more money than it sends out?
• A Japanese inn is called what?
• Which section covers the Obligation of Contracts?
• PACEOS stands for which organization?
• The ao dai is the traditional national garment of which country?
• What was the very first hospitality business?
• An important element of a task environment is which of the following?
• The San Juanico Bridge connects Samar to which island?
• LGU stands for which entity?
• What is the name of the world's largest island?
• What river is around 4910 km in length and runs through 6 Asian countries: China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam?
• What does WAPTT stand for?
• Guimaras island became an independent province in May 1992.
• Ellsworth Milton Statler is a pioneer in which industry?
• Which individual is recognized as the pioneer of restaurant franchising?
• Boracay is part of which Philippine province?
• What is the name of the largest ocean in the world?
• Which pair best matches the scenario of a group of travelers arriving together on a charter flight?
• SCCT stands for which entity?
• The Old Saxon term "torn" means leave with the aim of returning; this meaning is linked to which concept in the material?
• Which structures were a combination of stables along caravan routes?
• Who described inns as fit for a king?
• Which municipality in Cavite is nicknamed the 'Coffee Capital of the Philippines'?
• The world-famous island of Boracay is part of which municipality in the province of Aklan?
• What type of leaf is on the Canadian flag?
• Which term refers to a bundle of related travel services?
• What city is known as the Glass Capital of the World?
• In market segmentation, charter tourists represent travelers who travel as part of:
• Which hotelier is nicknamed the Hotelier of Kings and King of Hotellers?
• PTAA stands for which organization?
• The Mayon Volcano is located in which region?
• The mountain on the island of Busuanga that has a cross on its peak is called what?
• Shariff Kabunsuan is a province in which country?
• Which section is listed as related to physical rest?
• What does TCP stand for?
• Chile is the longest country in which part of South America?
• What landmark in Rome was said to have seated more than 50,000 fans, all vying for blood?
• Which term denotes the total income in an economy, encompassing wages, rents, interests, and profits?
• Which term denotes money leaving the local economy due to imports and other outflows?
• What does TESDA stand for?
• MITE stands for which organization?
• What term denotes a geographical unit suitable for tourism activity?
• CHRIE refers to which organization?
• An old Spanish monastery is called what term?
• Barasoain Church is located in which Philippine province?
• Which place is known as the largest micro-continent?
• What term is known as the 'Grand Tour'?
• UNWTO stands for which organization?
• ASTA is the acronym for which organization?
• In what year was the Philippine Tourist and Travel Association established?
• Which city is known as the Glass Capital of the World?
• What mountain separates Europe and Asia?
• In ancient times, which beverage was considered safer to drink than water?
• What does DFA stand for?
• Which category includes mountains, beaches, and climatic features?
• The Philippines was named after which ruler?
• What is the capital of Lanao Del Sur?
• Concern with ego needs and personal development is best described as which type of motivator?
• IUOTO stands for which organization?
• A French castle is known as which term?
• Which term refers to the provision of lodging, meals, and local transport at a destination?
• Which term denotes the government's authority to raise revenue through taxation?
• Which term represents a physical motivator in the material?
• What does PCVC stand for?
• Which acronym is the Union of Filipino Tourism Educators?
• Which of the following is the 62nd largest island?
• Which guidebook was most popular for Europeans in its era?
• The sea that shares its name with an archipelagic Philippine province is which?
• Which menu offers a smaller portion served weekly?
• This is known as the multiplier effect
• Which term is described as basic principles, supreme, paramount law?
• TPB stands for which organization?
• In which year was the Department of Tourism reorganized?
• The first organized travel known as the American Tour was organized by whom?
• Which term describes employment created by the ripple effects of tourist spending in the local economy?
• Which term describes families with parents aged 45 or over?
• This municipality is known as the Cradle of the Philippine Independence.
• A person staying at least 24 hours in a country is called what?
• From the Latin word hospitare, which modern term is derived?
• Natural Dye Capital in the Philippines?
• Which term corresponds to blood relationship used in citizenship determinations?
• The exchange of one currency for another is known as
• Which term describes the group of people who visit a country?
• During World War II, the island known as 'The Rock' refers to which fortress island?
• In December, what season is it in Australia?
• In travel industry jargon, a "charter tourist" is typically associated with:
• In cooking, which term means to simmer or boil to reduce moisture?
• Which statement best describes the arrival pattern implied by en masse?
• Which term describes a person who stays at least 24 hours?
• The Negev Desert is located in which country?
• DOTr stands for which department?
• Which term describes money that leaves the local economy as a result of the cost of goods and services?
• WTTC stands for which organization?
• Mt. Fuji is the highest point in which country?
• Which statement correctly describes the sequence of Visit Philippines 2003 and the Tourism Act of 2009?
• Which term measures the impact of tourism spending on a local economy?
• DILG stands for which department?
• Which is the ruler of this time?
• Which section concerns the rights of people employed?
• Determines which economic sector will produce
• In the early 1990s, a volcano exploded and it was among the most violent in the 20th century. What is the name of this volcano?
• What is the highest peak in the Philippines?
• The term 'Salad Bowl' is associated with which location?
• Which island is about 315 kilometers south of Manila and part of the province of Aklan?
• FATA stands for which organization?
• Which term describes the field that involves making and interpreting laws, including statutes and constitutions?
• Which Philippine province is nicknamed the land of the howling winds?
• Kawit, Cavite is a city in which country?
• IATA stands for which organization?
• Which term denotes a French castle?
• Which arrangement involves buying transport and accommodation separately?
• Which country is the largest by land area in South America?
• UFTE stands for which organization?
• Which city is home to Rizal Park and is the capital of the Philippines as well?
• Kawit is known for which historical significance?
• Which acronym corresponds to the Network of Independent Travel Agencies?
• The Rhine River passes through which country?
• Which acronym corresponds to the organization known as Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education?
• Who describes the human and physical characteristics of an area?
• Which concept is described as more or less permanent in nature?
• ASEANTA is the acronym for which organization?
• The Colosseum is a landmark in which city?
• Chocolate Capital of the Philippines?
• Which agency is abbreviated PTA?
• What is the Greek word meaning inns or resting places?
• Which province is nicknamed the Historical Capital of the Philippines?
• Which organization is the American Society of Travel Agents?
• Which term refers to the declaration of rights or a charter protecting fundamental freedoms?
• HRAP stands for which association?
• Which island gained provincial status in 1992 after being a sub-province of Iloilo?
• Which group is described as able to pay for unusual vacations and known as the jet-setter?
• Which Australian city has the world's largest natural harbor?
• The acronym TIAA corresponds to which organization?
• Which city is described as the largest city in the world by land area?
• Which term is commonly defined as the system of rules that govern a society?
• JETRO stands for which organization?
• UNWTO stands for which organization?
• Which hotelier is nicknamed 'Hotelier of Kings and King of Hotellers'?
• World Tourism Day was designated by UNWTO on which date?
• Which country is home to the panda?
• ICAO stands for which organization?
• The International Civil Aviation Organization is associated with which field?
• Which term describes 'quest home' or roadside inns?
• The phrase 'Due Process of Law' is associated with which section?
• Mt. Tapyas sits on which island?
• What is the provincial capital of Cavite?
• What organization is represented by the acronym PRA?
• Which term describes families with parents aged 20-34?
• PATA stands for which organization?
• PHILTOA stands for which organization?
• Which province is located near Taiwan and north of Ilocos Norte and Cagayan?
• What term describes a tourist group arriving together on a charter arrangement?
• Capital of America
• SCCT stands for which entity?
• Which river shares its name with a vast rainforest region in South America?
• Which of the following is a well-known tourist island in the Visayas?
• Which phrase is the best paraphrase for en masse?
• On which date did UNWTO designate World Tourism Day?
• Which term refers to the goods and services bought by tourists?
• Which year is associated with the Board of Travel and Tourist Industry?
• The Millennium Wheel is located in which city?
• A traditional Japanese inn with tatami floors and meals is called what?
• What is Belgium's nickname?
• What Japanese city is the site of the Peace Memorial Park and the eternal Peace Flame?
• Which option below correctly matches the acronym TIEZA?
• Which abbreviation corresponds to the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry?
• Who founded Ruth's Chris Steak Houses?
• Which industry is among the fastest-growing in the world?
• The cradle of the Philippines Independence is located in Kawit, Cavite. In which country is Kawit located?
• Across which country is Mt. Fuji located?
• Which island province is known for its production of quality marble?
• What term refers to what the tourist buys?
• The five-level hierarchy of needs was proposed by which psychologist?
• AAHRMEI stands for which organization?
• Which term denotes an unfavorable negative impact on the firms?
• The capital of Isabela Province is which city?
• Which term describes the focus place of tourism activities?
• Which item is specifically listed as a cultural motivator?
• Which menu lists all items available throughout the day?
• SATO stands for which organization?
• Which term describes employment that provides goods and services directly to tourists?
• Spas or medical baths are best described as which of the following?
• What is the capital of the United States?
• TIEZA stands for which term?
• Which organization corresponds to the acronym OAS?
• Ilagan City is the capital of which province in Luzon?
• TTRA stands for which organization?
• What does SITE stand for?
• Who was the chef at Delmonico Restaurant in New York?
• Which is the full name represented by TEAM PHILIPPINES?
• TEZS stands for which of the following?
• Which term describes a tourist who travels via a charter flight?
• What does DOTr stand for?
• What is the name of the longest river in Africa?